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July 1st, 2009

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People Meter: Saving time and Energy

The importance of energy models used at the master planning stage

Applied technology

A look at how the theory of wireless technology is put into practice

Safety first

UME looks at the issues to consider when specifying switchgear

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Companies look to Qatar for work as Gulf state's development continues

Saudi centre for water technology

GE Energy inaugurated the GE Saudi Water & Process Technology Center

Experience counts

Sujit Parhar is the newest incumbent in a tough job.

GE: find a local solution

GE Energy's Bahrain facility gets it closer to its customers

Growth is inevitable

Walid Fayad looks at the future of the regional utilities industry

Partnership possibilities

UME discusses public private partnerships with Freshfields

Future of energy debated in Bilbao

European edition of the World Future Energy Summit was held in Spain

UAE, Korea cooperate

UAE and Kuwait make more progress toward nuclear goals

Drydocks World delivers jack-up barges

Drydocks World delivers two jack-up barges for wind farm installation

ABB wins order to kit out power plant in Egypt

WDEPC awards US $31million contract for products to equip new plant

Expertise for export

SS Lootah Group invests millions in new manufacturing plant

Zayed Future Energy Prize issues call for entries

Entries for one of the richest prizes in energy are now being taken.

Transformers by the ton

Reem Island powers on with infrastructure development

Multiple barriers essential to pollutant problem

Current technologies can't tackle every potential pollutant

KSA, Qatar boost cooling growth

District cooling market still ripe as it spreads through the GCC

Come on Irena

Abu Dhabi is now world HQ for renewable energy

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